Politics
Montreal Judge Accuses Prosecutors of Suggesting Lower Sentences to Avoid Deportations
A Montreal judge has raised concerns that prosecutors are proposing reduced sentences in criminal cases to prevent non-citizen defendants from facing deportation, sparking a debate on judicial integrity and immigration enforcement.
Business
B.C. Executive Self-Reports Securities Act Violations, Accepts $25K Penalty
A British Columbia executive has voluntarily reported his own violations of the Securities Act and agreed to pay a $25,000 administrative penalty, according to regulatory filings.
Sports
Toronto Blue Jays Overcome Early Deficit to Rout Minnesota Twins in Series Opener
The Toronto Blue Jays staged a dramatic comeback, erasing a four-run deficit to defeat the Minnesota Twins 10-4. Key performances included Brandon Valenzuela's first MLB home run and a strong bullpen effort.
Lifestyle
Marshmallow Furniture Trend Rises as Modernist Designs Decline in Popularity
Soft, puffy furniture with rounded edges is replacing sharp modernist lines, driven by a desire for comfort and backed by scientific research on relaxing designs.
Entertainment
Environment
Health
B.C. Ministry Implements Safeguards After Teen Burns Incident
Following a CTV News report on a teen with special needs who sustained horrific burns from a bath while in ministry care, the British Columbia government has enacted new protective measures to prevent similar incidents.
Sturgeon Lake First Nation to Open Maternal Care Center
A new birthing and childrearing lodge is set to open on April 29 in Sturgeon Lake First Nation, providing dedicated maternal care services to the community.
Regina Urgent Care Centre Reduced Hours Persist Due to Staff Shortages
Politicians are responding to the Regina Urgent Care Centre's recurring early closures on weekends, highlighting persistent staff shortages that continue to impact emergency healthcare access in the community.
Sudbury Extendicare Workers Rally Against Layoffs
Workers at Extendicare Countryside in Sudbury held a rally to demand an immediate halt to layoffs, highlighting concerns over job security and care quality in long-term facilities.
Nurse Practitioners Gather in Halifax for National Conference
Hundreds of nurse practitioners from across Canada convened in Halifax for the National Nurse Practitioner Conference, highlighting key issues in healthcare.
